Can I use this with U-verse or Comcast internet service? I'd rather not pay additional rental fees for their router wifi box.
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I can't exactly answer that. You have me wondering that also now. Mine is connected to the original modem my ISP prided me. So it goes from wall to the modem, then it plugs into my NETGEAR, then in to my PC. I bought this to replace the basic model my ISP provides, but didn't actually do away with the router. I'll have to try. Works fine with this set up. Much better then the basic "Comtrend model " they provided.
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You need a modem and router. This works with comcast. Get a modem off this list of theirs that is d3 and IPv6 on the chart to the right. Then you need a router like this one. http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net
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A router is compatible with any internet service. Its all the same thing. Your ISP is just ripping you off charging you monthy for one. All you gotta do is plug in the cable from your modem into the router and follow the setup.
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I ditched the router rental from my Internet/TV/Phone provider which was $10/month. I'm no expert, but routers are routers and if your Comcast router connects through a CAT5/RJ40 connector it should work. I have no experience with anything Comcast except: I went from Comcast to another provider due to poor service. I called & emailed my ISP and told them I wanted to save some money. They provided me with instructions on where to return to return my old router and save $$$. I configured the router after downloading/reading the user manual.
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What you have to do is to call your Internet provider, if the Netgear is compatible to its service. As for me i called AT&T.;
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I am not familiar with the uBee U10C35 modem. I got it to replace my $7/month rental modem and it works fine. I use in combination with a separate wifi router. The reason I got this model is that it was on Comcast's suggested list and it will pay for itself in less than a year.
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I have ATT DSL internet service and this modem works just fine. I've had the modem for at least a year. I don't have any info re U-Verse.
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Hi Betty, I am not clear on exactly you are asking I guess. You should be able to take this router, connect it to your cable modem with the supplied cat5 cable and then run the setup with no problems. This is about as universal as you can get and will worth the price. Super impressed with the router so far. Hope that helps.
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YES!!! Called Cox customer support and gave them serial number and details of unit. They were very helpful and not concerned that this is a 3rd party router (not their leased unit). Router does drop signal to wireless laptop every once in a while but easy to reconnect. I use wireless to connect two televisions (Netflix via Roku) and a couple of laptops and iPads. Signal is strong and haven't seen any problems with buffering on Netflix/Amazon streaming video.
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Yes. That is exactly what I use it for. It was easy to set up. Just call Comcast as soon as you get it. Works great.
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absolutely not, this is an internet router and has nothing at all to do with cable tv, except for the fact my internet comes threw the tv cable line from time warner, i dont even have a tv, just a computer and monitor. the cable companies have you over the barrel you have to buy or rent a box for each additional tv.
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I have comcast in my house as well, and it works just fine with my internet service! :)
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You should be able to call and talk with a Comcast tech to get your answer. I use Charter and their onsite tech person offered to setup mine.
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If you have high speed internet and phone through Comcast, then this type of modem router (DOCSIS 3.0 with wireless N and phone jack) could be what you're looking for. The brand though, it depends on if Comcast supports Ubee. Some areas I've heard they do, you should double check on their website.
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Yes. You can hook up your cable connection to the modem and plug your router into an ethernet port and configure the wifi on your "better" unit by logging into the ip address of your "better" unit. You don't even need to log into the ip of the Arris if you are not going to use the wifi from it. I have done it this way many times in order to verify that another wifi unit was working properly. I hope this helps.
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Not sure what you mean? You have to have Internet service coming to your house through an Internet service provider such as Comcast or AT&T, that would be true with any router perhaps you're looking for a wireless hotspot which you can get somewhere like Verizon. However I would not suggest this product for a router get a Belkin or a Linksys for the same price.
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It works well for my media streaming via YouTube and all other online streaming I have done. You'll have to confer with Comcast regarding usability with their network.
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There is no extra charge. To use this, you just plug it into your router then enter the WEP key located on the device. Your computer must have wireless capability
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Unless Comcast it's offering dsl then no. This is strictly a dsl modem. You would want to search for a cable modem.
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I have Comcast and just pay for the cablecard. There is no extra fee for the 6 tuners (at least where I live).
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No. I do not have Comcast, but it works well with Brighthouse Cable. this has improved my signal throughout my house